The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-19
5UNBEAMS.

THIS week.
-Bleaehed wheat produces an inferior
grade Of -four.
To-day the price Of wheat is "a, so, 20.
and As cents.
Fired Fcher received q, carload of
soft coal one day thi sweek.
The com crop in this township was
never better than the present n
The Washington territory fever is
getting the best of some h~ereabouts.
Harry Bradford and James Foster
were up from Rondell last evening.
Ben. hammers, Henry Foster and
others returned from Montana Sunday
Miss Mary Foster has been quite sick
for a compile Of weeks past, but is now
much better.
Eugene Waterbury, of Mellette, has
charge of the Pratt & Porter elevator
at this place this season.
F. ID. Shane, of West Salem, Wis,
arrived this week to look after his
farming interests in this place.
AT the last meeting Of the town board
A. Green resigned his position as clerk
and L. G: Turner vas appointed.
"A. D. Titus returned Mopday from
Montana. His many friends are glad
to see him back looking so well.
"A good shower last Sunday evening
and Monday morning prevented any
stacking or thrOShIng on Monday.
-Bobt. Saunders, o. A. Swanson, John
Riley, and James Flood each lost q
valuable horse by sickness this week.
Information concerning the where.
abouts of our Rondell correspondent
will be gladly received at this office.
Elder Traveller will hold quarterly
meeting in the M. E. church in this
place on the evening of August 81.
1T was a boom in job work and not an
eclipse of The Sun that causes our
sunbeAms to be rather shady this wsek,
John Briggs, of Paw Paw, ILL.,, a
brother of g. S. Briggs of this place
arrived last Sunday evening on a visit.
Stephen Pratt, of Gilmanton, Buffalo
County, Wis, made The Sun and
other old acquaintances a pleasant visit
one day this week.
The first load Of new wheat marketed
in this place was sold to Geo. Wilkins
last week Thursday by Edwin Saunders
for 80 cents per bushel.
viii the farmers in this township
kindly inform us personally or by mail
the number of bushels of small grain
they have raised this season.
Fred Adler, Of st. Paul, was in town
this week with a view Of going into
business here, bat as there is not .
room in town to rent he was obliged to
return to st. Paul.
lit is rumored that as soon as f. Fl.
Willis moves his goods into his new
quarters P. X. Willis will Immediately
put q large stock of general merchan-
disc in the red front building.
Fred Cleveland, of Ordway, agent
for the Tyner safety spark ~arrester, was
in town this week. The arresters should
be examined by every tnreshing ms
chine man in this vicinity,
-Chas. Appel, Of the New York Cloth
ing House, Aberdeen. has just returned
from Chicago with the largest and finest
stock of clothing and gents furnish.
ings ever brought to Central Dakota.
Mrs. J. w. Smith, Of Santa Barbara,
Cal. arrived last Wednesday noon.
After disposing of their property In
Rondell township Mrs. Smith win re
turn the wonderful fruit fields Of the
Golden State. their future home.
viii Gardner, u popular harness
man. received a telegram last Wedues-
day evening that his father was dying
AZ his home in Kasson, Mimi. VIII
took the Northwestern passenger for
home the next morning.
"A great big, raw oned mosquito has
been in the habit 81 breaking into
houses in this place Of late, after dark.
al posse Of determined men with our
constable at the head are now securing
sae woods in this vicinity, and If they
succeed IN capturing the ungentleHanly
fellow he will probably die with his
bcets on.